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Intellectual Property - Patents, Copyrights, and Other Protectionist Barriers (lecture)

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Intellectual Property - Patents, Copyrights, and Other Protectionist Barriers (lecture)

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Dean Baker

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economics, economic policy, intellectual property, patents, copyrights, prescription drugs, Dean Baker, CEPR
This session cover the role of patents and copyrights - how the government imposes monopolies to provide incentives - by pointing out the cost of patent monopolies in prescription drugs, examining alternatives to patent financing for prescription drug research, and exploring alternatives to copyrights for supporting music, movies, and software.

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For background materials, including streaming video and lecture slides, please see the CEPR Economic Seminar Series web page.

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Intellectual_Property_lecture
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Center for Economic and Policy Research
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2005

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